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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Most customers agree that the upvc replacement window handles are easy to fit and upvc replacement Window handles feel like high-quality. It is important to be aware that the handle you select for your window should be appropriate for your.

The key factor is the step height, which refers to the gap beneath the nose of the handle to the frame or base. Other considerations include lockable styles and mechanisms.

Replacement parts

There is a broad selection of replacement upvc window handles available for purchase. They are available in a variety of colours and styles so there is sure to be something to suit your windows. It's easy for you to purchase a product on impulse particularly when the handle breaks. Therefore, it is best to look over a few aspects before buying a replacement. The first step is to know what type of handles made from upvc you have and what the differences are between them. The table below shows the most commonly used handles to help you identify the one that is suitable for your upvc windows.

Espag handles are the most commonly used and are used on the majority of modern double-glazed windows. They are usually attached to the frame with two screws that screw in from both above and below.

They have a spindle bar on the back that can be of a variety sizes, and this will determine how they operate (either left or right handed). It's important to take the measurements of the handle you currently need to ensure you get the correct replacement.

The arm is attached to the frame by two bolts, just like the Espag handle. However, the arm has a lower projection, so that it won't poke your blinds. This is a great option for blinds on your upvc windows and want to make sure the handle will blend with the blinds.

Cockspur handles are similar to Espag handles, however they have a nose which closes over a wedge that rests on the window frame. This type handle is found on older wooden and Upvc windows.

Tilt and turn handles are usually found on casement windows. They can be operated by turning the handle or pressing at the top of the window. This allows you to open the window from inside and clean it from outside without having to climb a ladder or walk across the fence. They are ideal for those with mobility issues, and can improve security and access in the home.

Tips and tricks

Many people will have to replace their uPVC window handles at some time. When this happens it's a good idea to know a few hints and tips that can make the process be as smooth as it can.

The first thing to do is determine the type of handle you have at home. Depending on the type of handle is attached to and what locking mechanism it is using, it may be necessary to replace the entire handle and lock. For instance, if the shoot bolts (espag) and roller cams are jammed or seizing and sizing, you'll have to replace them, as well as the handle itself.

Thankfully, the majority of uPVC handles are similar and adhere to industry standard sizing, which makes replacing them a simple process. The first step is to remove the screws from the handles, which are typically the pozi-drive screws. After these screws are removed, you are able to take the handle apart.

If you've got the handle separated it is recommended to make a note of how much of the spindle protrudes from the base of the handle. This will enable you to measure the length of the spindle to determine an alternative handle. To do this, take a measurement of the square peg that sticks out from the base of the handle and use it as a reference.

This is particularly important for inline uPVC windows handles, as they are always straight and only open left or right. They won't work in the middle. If you're unsure of the kind of handle you have at home, it can be a good idea to take an existing handle from your neighbour's home and observe how it functions to get an idea.

You can also determine the hands of a uPVC window by observing the way the handle turns when it is in use. Handed handles can turn either clockwise or counter-clockwise. If you're not sure you are, ask someone else to open the window with the handle to see what happens.

Measure the spindle

It isn't easy to select the right replacement handle for your window as there aren't all handles that have the same dimensions. The spindle is what controls the locking mechanism inside the window and it is essential that when you fit a new handle that you measure the spindle length accurately to ensure it fits. There are many different types of uPVC handles that function in different ways. It is important to know which type you have, and what locking mechanism you have.

The spindle of the Espag handle is a part that extends from the rear of the handle and goes into the lock gearbox inside the window frame. When you turn the handle, this is then a way to turn the lock in the gearbox, allowing you to open the window. They are typically utilized on uPVC casement windows. They can be locked using keys to offer additional security.

Cockspur handles are commonly found in older double-glazed uPVC window frames. They are characterized by an "nose", which closes over a wedge-shaped striker block. They are also simple and can be locked with keys. It can be more difficult to replace these handles as they aren't as common as the handles with espagnolette.

If you have an open tilt and turn uPVC window then you will require a specific type of uPVC replacement handle that comes with a different locking mechanism. The handle will tilt the window and allow it to be rotated back and forth in order to fully open it. You should select an opening handle that has a spindle that is at least 55mm in order to be able to reach the window frame.

The same procedure can be used to remove and replace the uPVC handle. However, you'll need to take care when you remove it. You may need to open the window a little wider than usual to ensure you access both screws that attach it to the frame. After you have installed your new uPVC handles and checked that they are in the correct position and tighten the screw covers and test the lock to ensure it works properly.

Replace the handle with the new one.

If you have the proper replacement handle, it will simply be screwed into place. It will require a screwdriver and an electric one may be a lot easier. It is important to not overtighten the screws when screwing them in. This could cause the knob or handle to warp.

Inserting the spindle is the second important step to attach the new handle. The spindle is the part that runs through the handle to control the locking mechanism inside the window. It is essential that it fits correctly as this will ensure the window is able to be opened and closed securely.

There are many different kinds of uPVC window handles. They include:

Espagnolette Handles are handles inline which can be used to open tilt windows and turn them.

Cranked Espagnolette Handles - these are similar to the inline handle however they have a curvaceous design that is useful for windows in difficult-to-access locations.

Tilt and turn handles - These are used on tilt and turn windows to operate the closing and opening mechanisms.

The majority of uPVC window frames are fitted with these. They are often referred to as 'Bay Windows in the UK.

It can be very frustrating If your uPVC handle fails. There is no need to replace the entire uPVC window because of a broken window handle. There are a few simple steps you can take to repair or replace a damaged uPVC handle.

Fixing your broken window handle quickly by identifying the model and determining the spindle. When working with windows or tools, it is important to consider safety first. However this is a fairly simple job. It can mean the difference between a safe and secure home, or having a window that can be easily opened. If you have any questions or want to talk with a professional regarding replacing the handle on your window, call Bridgewater Glass. We have a group of experienced and knowledgeable professionals who can help with any issues you might be experiencing.